Snorkel S3970BE, S3370BE, S2770BE, S3970RT, S3370RT, S2770RT Scissor Lift Operator's Manual
85 pages · Publication 13579-1
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From the manual's own table of contents: 42 sections, 309 entries. See sample pages (PDF, 856 KB)
Electrical Hazard1 topic
- Electrical Hazard Warning i
Introduction10 topics
- Standard S3970RT / S3370RT / S2770RT Version III ii
- Options ii
- Operation Manual ii
- Photographs ii
- Safety Alerts ii
- Operation iii
- Maintenance iii
- Responsibilities of parties iii
- Product Warranty iv
- Additional information iv
Safety13 topics
- Safe Operation 1-1
- Electrocution Hazards 1-1
- Pre-start Inspection 1-1
- Work Place Inspection and Practices 1-1
- Operation 1-2
- Tipover and Falling Hazards 1-2
- General Safety Precautions 1-3
- Hydraulic System Precautions 1-3
- Fire Prevention 1-3
- Engine and Fuel Handling Precautions 1-3
- Batteries 1-3
- Safety Decals and Placards 1-4
- Safety Placards and Decals Location 1-4
Safety Devices23 topics
- Safety Device Information 2-1
- Emergency Stop Switches 2-1
- At platform control box 2-1
- At ground control box 2-1
- Alarms 2-1
- Load sensing system 2-2
- Level sensor 2-2
- Lowering 2-2
- High temperature 2-2
- Low oil pressure 2-2
- Drive (reverse) 2-2
- Drive (forward) 2-2
- Guardrails 2-3
- Safety Prop 2-3
- Swinging Gate 2-3
- Safety Control 2-3
- Bubble Level 2-3
- Operator Horn 2-3
- Stabilisers (Option) 2-4
- Rough Terrain Scissor Interlock Tests 2-4
- RCD/ELCB AC Outlet (option) 2-4
- Flashing Light (option) 2-4
- Lanyard Anchor Points (option) 2-4
Specifications6 topics
- Specifications 3-1
- General Specifications, Standard Machine S3970RT 3-1
- General Specifications, Standard Machine S3370RT 3-2
- General Specifications, Standard Machine S2770RT 3-3
- Engine Data 3-4
- Machine Component Identification 3-5
Gauges6 topics
- Water 4-1
- Engine Oil 4-1
- Hydraulic Oil Level 4-1
- Hours 4-2
- Fuel Level (option) 4-2
- Bubble Level 4-2
Automatic Shut-offs and Circuit Breakers12 topics
- Automatic Shut-offs 5-1
- Level sensor 5-1
- Engine temperature 5-1
- Engine oil pressure 5-1
- Platform height vs. drive speed 5-1
- Dynamic brakes 5-1
- Alternator not charging 5-1
- Load sensing system 5-1
- Stabilisers 5-2
- Circuit Breakers 5-2
- Main breaker 5-2
- RCD / ELCB outlet (option) 5-2
Controls4 topics
- Controls 6-1
- Hydraulic Compartment 6-1
- Ground Control Box 6-1
- Platform Control Box 6-2
Daily Inspection and Maintenance39 topics
- Daily Inspection and Maintenance Table 7-1
- Rough Terrain Scissor Interlock Tests 7-2
- Stabiliser locked out when platform elevated test 7-2
- Elevation locked out when axles not stowed test 7-2
- Elevation locked out when tilted test 7-2
- Fuel Level 7-3
- Fuel Filter (diesel engines only) 7-3
- Fuel Leaks 7-3
- Engine Oil 7-4
- Engine Coolant 7-4
- Radiator Cap 7-4
- Swinging Gate 7-4
- Wiring Harnesses and Connectors 7-4
- Battery Terminals 7-5
- Battery Fluid Level 7-5
- Hydraulic Oil Tank 7-5
- Hydraulic tank cap 7-5
- Hydraulic oil level 7-5
- Hydraulic Oil Leaks 7-5
- Tires and Wheels 7-6
- Bolts and Fasteners 7-6
- Structural Damage & Welds 7-7
- Guardrails 7-7
- Bubble Level 7-7
- Guides, rollers, and slides 7-7
- Charging System 7-8
- Ground Controls 7-8
- Flashing Light 7-8
- Platform Controls 7-8
- Emergency Lowering 7-9
- RCD / ELCB (Option) 7-9
- Safety prop 7-9
- Lanyard Anchorages (Option) 7-9
- Non-Slip Tread Grip 7-9
- Wrist Support 7-10
- Operator Manual 7-10
- Placards and Decals 7-12
- Standard placards and decals 7-12
- Inspection drawing 7-13
Operation18 topics
- Operating Procedures 8-1
- Control Stations 8-1
- Emergency Stopping 8-1
- Operation Considerations 8-1
- Fuel type 8-2
- Operating From The Ground Control Box 8-2
- Raising the platform 8-4
- Operating From The Platform Control Box 8-4
- Driving 8-7
- Raising the Platform 8-7
- Stabilisers 8-8
- Operating The Stabilisers Manually 8-8
- To set the stabilisers 8-8
- To raise the stabilisers: 8-9
- Operating The Auto Level System 8-9
- Setting the stabilisers automatically 8-9
- Raising the stabilisers automatically 8-10
- Extending The Multi-Position Platform 8-10
Emergency Operation4 topics
- Emergency Operation Procedures 9-1
- Emergency Stop 9-1
- Emergency Bleed-Down 9-1
- Pushing / Towing 9-2
Stowing and Transporting7 topics
- Stowing 10-1
- Transporting 10-2
- Trailering 10-2
- Securing to a Transport Vehicle 10-2
- Lifting / Lashing Down 10-3
- Pushing 10-3
- Winching Procedure 10-3
Options15 topics
- Bi-Energy Option 11-1
- DC motor operation 11-1
- Master battery isolater switches 11-1
- Steering in DC motor mode 11-2
- Batteries 11-2
- Battery charger 11-2
- Batteries - General maintenance 11-3
- Batteries - Charging 11-3
- RCD / ELCB Outlet 11-3
- Flashing Light 11-4
- Lanyard Anchor Points 11-4
- Electrical Outlet 11-4
- Non-Marking Tyres 11-4
- Alternative Power Options 11-4
- Stabilisers 11-4
Fire Fighting and Chemical Containment3 topics
- Hazardous Components 12-1
- Foam In Tires 12-2
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas (UN 1075) 12-3
Operator's Troubleshooting2 topics
- Troubleshooting 13-1
- Operator Troubleshooting Chart 13-1
Appendix A. Glossary
Additional information1 topic
- Introduction - page iv, A-iv
Automatic Shut-offs, 5-17 topics
- Alternator Not Charging, 5-1
- Dynamic Brakes, 5-1
- Engine Oil Pressure, 5-1
- Engine Temperature, 5-1
- Level Sensor, 5-1
- Platform Height vs Drive Speed, 5-1
- Stabilisers, 5-2
Circuit Breakers, 5-22 topics
- Main Circuit Breaker, 5-2
- RCD/ELCB Outlet, 5-2
Controls, 6-115 topics
- Control Switches
- Auto stabiliser, 6-3
- Ground/platform, 6-2
- Ground/platform selector, 8-2, 8-3, 8-4
- Joystick safety control, 6-3
- Key switch, 6-2
- Lift/drive, 6-3
- Manual stabiliser, 6-3
- Operator horn, 6-3
- Platform lift/lower, 6-2
- Indicator Lights
- Lift enable, 6-2
- Low oil pressure, 6-3
- Joystick, 6-3
- Steering, 6-3
Electrical1 topic
- Electrocution, 8-1
Electrical Hazard Warning1 topic
- see Electrical Hazard - page i
Emergency Operation, 9-14 topics
- Procedures
- Bleed down, 9-1
- Emergency stop, 9-1
- Pushing, 9-2
Engine7 topics
- Coolant, 3-4
- Fuel grade, 3-4
- Oil capacity, 3-4
- Oil grade, 3-4
- Oil weight, 3-4
- Operating temperature, 3-4
- Running time, 3-4
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Engine Oil Charts, 3-4
Gauges5 topics
- Ammeter, 4-1
- Bubble Level, 4-2
- Engine Oil, 4-1
- Hydraulic Oil, 4-1
- LPG Fuel Level, 4-2
Hazardous Components, 12-17 topics
- Antifreeze, 12-1
- Battery Lead/Acid, 12-1
- Diesel Fuel, 12-1
- Foam In Tyres, 12-2
- Gasoline, 12-2
- Hydraulic Oil, 12-3
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas, 12-3
Maintenance personnel1 topic
- see Introduction - page iv
Maximum rated axle capacity, 3-1, 3-2, 3-3
Operating Procedures, 8-17 topics
- Control Stations, 8-1
- Operating From Ground Controls, 8-2
- Starting a gasoline, LP, or duel fuel engine, 8-2
- Starting a gdiesel engine, 8-3
- Operating From Platform Controls, 8-4
- Starting a gasoline, LP, or duel fuel engine, 8-4
- Raising The Platform, 8-4
Operational Procedures6 topics
- Driving, 8-7
- Extending The Platform, 8-10
- Raising The Platform, 8-7
- Stabilisers, 8-8
- Auto operation, 8-9
- Manual operation, 8-8
Overall length (with stabilizers), 3-1, 3-2, 3-3
Placards and decals2 topics
- Inspection drawing, 7-13
- Standard placards and decals, 7-12
Qualified Operators
Responsibilities of owners and users1 topic
- Introduction - page iv, A-iii
Safety11 topics
- Batteries, 1-3
- Electrocution Hazard, 1-1
- Falling Hazard, 1-2
- Fuel Handling Precautions, 1-3
- General Safety Precautions, 1-3
- Hydraulic Systems, 1-3
- Pre-start Inspection, 1-1
- Safe Operation, 1-1
- Safety Decals, 1-4
- Tipover Hazard, 1-2
- Work Place Inspection and Practices, 1-1
Safety Alerts, Caution, Danger, Warning, Important1 topic
- see Introduction - page iii
Safety Devices17 topics
- Drive (forward), 2-2
- Drive (reverse), 2-2
- High temperature, 2-2
- Level sensor, 2-2
- Low oil pressure, 2-2
- Lowering, 2-2
- Bubble Level, 2-3
- Emergency Stop Switches, 2-1
- Flashing Light, 2-4
- Guardrails, 2-3
- Joystick Safety Control, 2-3
- Lanyard Anchor Points, 2-4
- Operator Horn, 2-3
- RCD/ELCB AC Outlet, 2-4
- Safety Prop, 2-3
- Stabilisers, 2-4
- Swinging Gate, 2-3
Stowing The Machine, 10-1
Transporting The Machine, 10-23 topics
- Driving Onto Trailer, 10-2
- Securing To Transport, 10-2
- Winching, 10-3
Troubleshooting, 13-1, 13-25 topics
- All systems sluggish, 13-1
- Engine will not start, 13-1
- Operator Troubleshooting Chart, 13-1
- Platform will not drive when raised, 13-2
- Platform will not go up, 13-2
Work Place Inspection, 1-1
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- Specifications, page 24: 3. Specifications
- Maintenance, page 31: Figure 4.5 - Hour Gauge
- Controls and operation, page 63: Figure 9.4
- Color page, page 18: S3970RT, S3370RT & S2770RT – 13579-1
- Color page, page 80: Appendix A. Glossary
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